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The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes

College sucides gain national attention

Six suicides this year at Cornell University have led college administrators to ramp up prevention efforts. Biola officials respond to the issue.
Robert Scott, Writer • April 13, 2010
Six suicides this year at Cornell University have led college administrators to ramp up prevention efforts. Biola officials respond to the issue.

New times, new cuts for Postal Service

The U.S. Postal Service, facing massive budget shortfalls, is considering ending Saturday deliveries.
Michelle Orgill, Writer • April 13, 2010
The U.S. Postal Service, facing massive budget shortfalls, is considering ending Saturday deliveries.

Haiti grant initiative lacks grants

Biola’s Haiti Initiative Grant Committee has yet to receive any grant proposals despite a Friday deadline.
Shanley Knox, Writer • April 13, 2010
Biola’s Haiti Initiative Grant Committee has yet to receive any grant proposals despite a Friday deadline.

Jesus mural artist to speak at Monday’s chapel

The chapel will be part of next week's “Picture This: Love, Justice, and Jesus” series focusing on the Jesus Mural and ethnic identity at Biola.
Harmony Wheeler, Writer • April 13, 2010
The chapel will be part of next week's “Picture This: Love, Justice, and Jesus” series focusing on the Jesus Mural and ethnic identity at Biola.

Worship through an app? Church planters put down stakes in Facebook

Northland church broadcasts services through its Facebook application.
With a generation of social media consuming people, perhaps it’s no surprise that the upcoming generation has formed churches in the “nation” of Facebook.
Michelle Orgill, Writer • April 12, 2010
With a generation of social media consuming people, perhaps it’s no surprise that the upcoming generation has formed churches in the “nation” of Facebook.

Hugh Hewitt to students: Get out of the bubble

Conservative talk show host and author Hugh Hewitt speaks to Biola students Tuesday evening in Sutherland Auditorium about being involved in politics. He urged students to leave the comfortable and go to the great cultural centers of the world. | LAUREN KERMELIS / The Chimes
Hugh Hewitt, syndicated conservative radio talk show host and author, speaks in Sutherland Auditorium on Tuesday.
Robert Scott, Writer • March 31, 2010
Hugh Hewitt, syndicated conservative radio talk show host and author, speaks in Sutherland Auditorium on Tuesday.

Neely elected AS president, Payton wins SMU race

Newly-elected AS president Lizzy Neely (right) and vice president John Drebinger (left) celebrate with Andrew Harmon, their campaign manager, at a post-election party in Stewart Lobby Tuesday evening. | AMY RITTER / The Chimes
Lizzie Neely is elected AS president and John Drebinger senior vice president with 74 percent of the votes. Luke Payton wins the SMU race with 55 percent of the vote.
Michael Farr and Kathryn Watson • March 30, 2010
Lizzie Neely is elected AS president and John Drebinger senior vice president with 74 percent of the votes. Luke Payton wins the SMU race with 55 percent of the vote.

L.A. County Sheriff deputies take man into custody by mailboxes

The two men trespassing on campus said they were there to "check out females," said John Ojeisekhoba, Campus Safety chief.
Kathryn Watson, Writer • March 30, 2010
The two men trespassing on campus said they were there to "check out females," said John Ojeisekhoba, Campus Safety chief.

About 400 participate in first day of voting

Elections for AS and SMU began today and will continue Tuesday until 7 p.m. Students can vote at a booth set up by Fluor Fountain. Winners are expected to be announced at 10 p.m.
Kathryn Watson, Writer • March 29, 2010
Elections for AS and SMU began today and will continue Tuesday until 7 p.m. Students can vote at a booth set up by Fluor Fountain. Winners are expected to be announced at 10 p.m.

Fireside Chat allows for relaxed discussion between SMU presidential candidates

SMU presidential candidates Ian Mayta and Luke Payton fielded a wide range of questions from the audience at Thursday night's discussion in the Collegium.
Kelsey Osterman, Writer • March 26, 2010
SMU presidential candidates Ian Mayta and Luke Payton fielded a wide range of questions from the audience at Thursday night's discussion in the Collegium.

Candidates express different visions for AS

A small crowd watched the AS presidential and vice presidential candidates discuss their ideas for AS during a debate on Wednesday.
Michelle Orgill, Writer • March 25, 2010
A small crowd watched the AS presidential and vice presidential candidates discuss their ideas for AS during a debate on Wednesday.

Senate race lacks competitors

The presidential and vice presidential race has blanketed the campus in posters and campaign slogans, but almost all the dorm senators are running unopposed.
Kathryn Watson, Writer • March 24, 2010
The presidential and vice presidential race has blanketed the campus in posters and campaign slogans, but almost all the dorm senators are running unopposed.
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